Surrender. It's Brian Eno
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Surrender. It's Brian Eno
- Brian Eno: I became (and still am) more and more convinced that the important changes in cultural history were actually the product of very large numbers of people and circumstances conspiring to make something new. I call this ‘scenius’ - it means ‘the intelligence and intuition of a whole cultural scene’. It is the communal form of the concept of... See more
from Sc3nius by Packy McCormick
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- Scenius is like genius, only embedded in a scene rather than in genes. Brian Eno suggested the word to convey the extreme creativity that groups, places or “scenes” can occasionally generate. His actual definition is: “Scenius stands for the intelligence and the intuition of a whole cultural scene. It is the communal form of the concept of the geni... See more
from Scenius, or Communal Genius by Kevin Kelly
SpaceXponential added
Brian Eno (musician and producer) calls this a “scenius “ .
“Under this model, great ideas are often birthed by a group of creative individuals — artists, curators, thinkers, theorists, and other tastemakers — who make up an “ecology of talent.”
from Scenius: building a culture with permission to innovate by Steve Brophy
Sorrel Salb added
Here is Eno’s definition : “ Scenius stands for the intelligence and the intuition of a whole cultural scene. It is the communal form of the concept of the genius. ”
from How come they all know each other?! by Nathalie Sejean
Sorrel Salb added
In Eno’s words: “If genius is the creative intelligence of an individual, Scenius is the creative intelligence of a group.”
from Find Your Scenius - David Perell by David Perell
Sorrel Salb added
- Scenius is like genius, only embedded in a scene rather than in genes. Brian Eno suggested the word to convey the extreme creativity that groups, places or “scenes” can occasionally generate. His actual definition is: “Scenius stands for the intelligence and the intuition of a whole cultural scene. It is the communal form of the concept of the geni... See more
from Scenius, or Communal Genius by Kevin Kelly
Charlie Gedeon and added
- In the digital age, cultural artifacts are eroded by abundance. Timelines layer and compress artwork, images, and artifacts into corners of the internet. In my corner, I stumbled across a speech entitled “Perfume, Defense and David Bowie’s Wedding” delivered by Brian Eno in 1992 at the Sadler Wells Theatre in London. In it, Eno predicted the nonlin... See more
from The Future Will Be Like Perfume | Are.na Editorial
Brian Thomas Clark added
- you should read the word “I” as a name for a sort of collective of people that meets up in me. I try to keep that in mind all the time.
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